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Sanhedrin 98b
Matthew 24:8
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Micah 5:3
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1 Enoch 93:8
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4 Ezra 15:15
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4 Ezra 5:2
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Jubilees 23:14
Matthew 24:12
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1 Enoch 106:20
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1 Maccabees 2:28
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2 Baruch 10:13
Matthew 24:27
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Zechariah 9:14
Matthew 24:28
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Job 39:30
Matthew 24:30
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Zechariah 12:10
Matthew 24:31
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Apocalypse of Abraham 31:1
Matthew 24:31
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Isaiah 27:13
Matthew 24:36
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Zechariah 14:7
Matthew 24:36
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Sanhedrin 99a
Matthew 24:36
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Matthew 24:36
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1QpHab 7
Matthew 24:36
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Sefer Chasidim 76
Matthew 24:40
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Apocalypse of Zephaniah 2:2
Matthew 24:44
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Sanhedrin 97a
Matthew 24:51
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Judith 16:17
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Summary
Date: 70-90 C.E.
Matthew is the traditional name given to one of the three synoptic Gospels describing the birth, ministry, passion, death and resurrection of Jesus and is notable for five long discourses, or sermons, woven throughout the narrative. Matthew was likely a Jewish-Christian who spoke Greek and who was also familiar with Aramaic and/or Hebrew. Details of Matthew's gospel are often drawn from Mark's Gospel and also a likely separate collection of sayings of Jesus. Matthew's Gospel was likely written in or around the area of Antioch.
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